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🔍 Scanning a token

Paste a contract address. Everything else on this page is about reading what comes back.

Three ways to scan

Paste a CASend a contract address on its own. The bot detects the chain and scans it.
/scan <ca>The explicit form.
/check <ca>Same scan, and the phrasing most people end up using.

All three work in a direct message and in any group the bot is in. In a group it will pick up a bare address without a command.

What comes back

1
The header — is this even the right token

Ticker, name, chain and contract, with the market cap, liquidity and volume. Check the ticker against what you were sent: the most common scam is a lookalike contract for a real token.

2
The safety verdict

The summary read. It is the first thing to look at and the reason to stop if it is bad. Full breakdown in Reading the safety card.

3
Distribution

Top-10 share, dev holding, bundlers and snipers — who actually controls the float.

4
Called by

Which ranked SWARM callers called it, and their tier. A token called by three Apex callers is a different proposition from the same token called by nobody.

The tools on the card

Bubble map
Holders drawn as connected clusters.
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Bundle
What was bought together in one block at launch, and how much still sits there.
Buyer Intel
Who is buying it right now and what kind of wallet they are.
Caller wallet
Links a caller to the wallet that actually traded it.
Checks
The full safety breakdown behind the summary verdict.
Blocks
The launch block by block — where bundling and sniping become obvious.

📋 Copy address gives you the full contract in one tap, and🔄 Rescan re-runs everything if the token has moved since.

Tip
Scan before you buy, not after. The whole point of the card is that it takes ten seconds and the alternative is finding out with your money.